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learngaelic.scot

learngaelic homepage, cùrsaichean is goireasan do luchd-ionnsachaidh na gàidhlig || courses and resources for gaelic learners

learngaelic.net

learngaelic homepage, cùrsaichean is goireasan do luchd-ionnsachaidh na gàidhlig || courses and resources for gaelic learners

gaelic.co

The modern Gaelic word for a tattoo was borrowed from the modern English word, first used in 1769. But what if the medieval Gaels had practiced tattooing 1000 years earlier? What would it have been called then?

maolimusic.com

Last Sip of Summer (island Vibe Edition) available everywhere.

daviddarling.info

On this website, now into its 17th year, you'll find about 15,000 pages of information divided into four major encyclopedia – of science, alternative energy and sustainable living, history, and science for children. Another encyclopedia, of music, can be found at my Songs of the Cosmos website. There are links to all these resources on this page.

scientificarchives.com

The clostridial neurotoxins (CNTs), botulinum toxin and tetanus toxin, are the most toxic proteins for humans. Neurotoxicity is based upon the specificity of the CNTs for neural host receptors and substrates. CNTs are organized into three domains, a Light Chain (LC) that is a metalloprotease and a Heavy Chain (HC) that has two domains, an N-terminal LC translocation domain (HCN) and a C-terminal receptor binding domain (HCC).

sciencepg.com

Background: Kawasaki disease (KD) is an acute inflammatory vasculitis that primarily affects children under 5 years of age. Kawasaki Disease Shock Syndrome (KDSS) is a rare complication characterized by hypotension and shock. Despite being the leading cause of heart disease in developed countries, diagnosing KD is challenging due to the lack of specific pathognomonic tests. Delayed treatment can increase the risk of long-term coronary artery abnormalities in up to 25% of patients. Case presentation: A 31-month-old boy initially presented with fever, lymphadenopathy, and pharyngeal congestion. The patient was treated with antibiotics due to positive Mycoplasma IgM and elevated inflammatory markers. Despite treatment, the patient a widespread rash, ulcers, lip peeling, and orbital swelling. The patient was transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of a second hospital as a case of suspected septic shock. The patient received Intravenous immunoglobulin and corticosteroids without a diagnosis of KD. It was not until the 23rd day of illness that KD was diagnosed, and the absence of timely diagnosis resulted in aneurysmal dilation of all major coronary arteries with aneurysmal fusiform formation. Conclusion: The case highlights the importance of early recognition and diagnosis of KD and KDSS, recommending multidisciplinary evaluation. Clinicians should consider atypical KD in children who are unresponsive to antibiotics and have persistent fever. Positive infectious serology does not exclude the diagnosis of KD. In the absence of echocardiographic markers, early treatment should be prioritized to prevent long-term cardiac damage.

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L'Information Dentaire conjugue quotidiennement actualité de la profession, et formation continue sur toutes les disciplines en médecine bucco-dentaire.